We are a nation built on rule of law, self reliance and reward for hardwork. FECCA has been a strong partner with the government in the last 40yrs in promoting immigration and harmony and gentle settlement of migrant #fecca2019 @SenatorAbetz
Nigerian has the 15th highest suicide rate in the world and places 7th in Sub Sahara Africa. Watch out for your mate, know the early warning signs and assist with no stigma attached. @MandateHealthNG@iapnn@Imabong@aro_nurses
The most important thing for all of us is to come together and continue to do great things. The biggest and largest economy in the world starts with ‘United’-Ooni of Ife @yorubaheritages@OoniAdimulaIfe#yorubaday#YHCAV
Applications are now open for the next round of the African Australian Inclusion Program, with 41 roles available across Victoria and New South Wales. Applications close 4 March 2019. Find out more: https://t.co/RLySVkLvcm
@MandateHealthNG@DONJAZZY@ProfOsinbajo Early detection, early treatment. promotion of healthy lifestyle, health education on prevention, and stigma reduction.
@MandateHealthNG an individual with mental illness is highly vulnerable and open to exploitation. Government need to do everything within their power to protect them. Mental health bill need to pass to law
@MandateHealthNG Mental illness is something we don’t talk about, even people struggle to describe how they feel when they present to the hospital, when someone is showing sign of mental health challenge the first thing that comes into his or her mind is spiritual attack,
@MandateHealthNG@WHO@UNODC@UNOCHA@EU_Commission We are not there yet, issue of stigma is still very high among us. We still chose to criminalise suicidality, the myths about mental illness is still very strong, we need to do more in terms of education
@MandateHealthNG I strongly do believe lack of political will plays a big role.. And not only that we do not put any much importance on mental health care delivery in Nigeria. Things may not improve until we change our orientation on how we view mental illness